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Bo Berglund wrote: > 2) After the install was done I was prompted to restart the PC, but I > did not want to do this since I know all files are really up to date > and registered so I refrained. If the installer requests a restart there's probably a reason... > 3) At this point the install was over and to my astonishment the CVS > services that were stopped at the beginning of the install were not > restarted... Did you check the 'start service' option? > Why can the installer not start the services after it has finished, > epecially if it is doing an upgrade???? See answer to (3) > It would be very simple to put two net start commands in the run > section of the Innosetup installation script, really. They are there... > QUESTION2: > Which registry entries are created/modified by whom? > - Installer? Should at least add all new items... > - CVSNT on startup? > - Control Panel applet? See the readme file. It's not a simple answer any more due to upgrade etc. It's far too complex for the installer on its own to handle so the postinst does a lot of the work. > STRANGE ERROR MESSAGE WORDING > Anyway, when this happens the result is that client receive the > infamous error message: > "cvs [version aborted]: connect to altair:2401 failed: No connection > could be made because the target machine actively refused it." This is a system error message and nothing to do with CVSNT - I'm not about to start inventing my own wording for all the combinations of error message. Tony